In late April, Bishop Seage targeted May 24 as a possible date, with limitations, for public worship to begin; however, given the fluctuation of the COVID-19 reporting of statistics, he asks all to wait for his word as to when the suspension of public worship ends.
“The safety of all is our main concern, and that is why I’m no longer assigning a specific date. I will be in touch with clergy or if, there be none at a church, the senior warden, very quickly regarding when public worship services may begin again. Thank you all for your patience and prayers,” Bishop Seage said.
